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#168152 - 03/15/07 02:41 PM Quick question
Sophie Member Registered: 11/26/03 Posts: 127 Loc: Southeast Nebraska	Does anyone know why the NCP's part of day care doesn't go through the state like child support does? He's always paid at the same time and didn't pay last month's and hasn't sent this month's yet either. I'm not worried about it yet but if it continues is there anything I can do besides go back to court?
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#168271 - 03/16/07 02:33 PM Re: Quick question [Re: Sophie]
gobigred Member Registered: 02/07/07 Posts: 172	I don't know for sure, but it might have something to do with the fact that day care costs change whereas cs is a set amount. I would imagine that you would have to treat it just like you would any other part of the decree that he would not be honoring which would be by filing a contempt charge against him. Maybe somebody else knows more . . .
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